I found this video today on YouTube while evaluating another book.

It is an unbelievable understatement to say that the world is changing - we are all in a constantly accelerating and expanding whirlwind of choices. The funny thing about this is - even amongst all this “connectedness” and “social networking” - there is a gradually impending the feeling that you (as in I - an individual) are a singularity. You can probably feel it now. The questions that mankind have struggled with for millennia are now even more glaring - “What is life’s meaning?” and “Why am I here?”

Two big points. First, the world moves, change happens, shift happens, but ultimately problems are still problems - opportunities in disguise. Second, Christ is still Christ - always was and always will be unchanging. As an educator, a scientist, and a Christian - I firmly believe that your success in this world is NOT in memorizing 10 Trillion Bits of information. You success is determined by your understanding of your core natures and aptitudes and your ability to react to and solve problems that YOU are good at solving.

More profoundly is that as your sense of singularity grows - it gradually sheds light on the vacuum in your life that God wants to fill. That is where 3:9 is different. We recognize that God has given you a unique set of gifts - you were certainly wonderfully made! But as wonderfully as you were made, you are not complete. You are not complete without others in community, and you are not complete without God. God wants you to live in who and how he made you - but he also wants you to call on him for your daily needs.

Find yourself and Find God. Two amazing journeys! Take them with us!

Dan